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Bitcoin Plunges Below 67K as Institutional Flows Shift to AI Stocks

3 min · 3 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio Bitcoin Plunges Below 67K as Institutional Flows Shift to AI Stocks

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Today on Chain Reaction, we cover the massive cryptocurrency selloff that pushed Bitcoin below sixty-seven thousand dollars for the first time in two months. We examine Strategy's controversial Bitcoin sale that broke a three-year streak, the record-breaking one point eight billion dollars in liquidations, and the fierce political battle over allowing crypto in 401k retirement plans. We also dive into Mastercard's expansion into stablecoin settlement, Microsoft's new quantum chip raising quantum computing threats to crypto, and why institutional capital is rotating from digital assets to high-flying AI stocks. Markets are in extreme fear territory as traders position for deeper losses.

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Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing their worst week since July 2024, with BTC falling to around $62,500 and ETH dropping below $1,700. Michael Saylor attributes the selloff to capital rotation into AI infrastructure, with approximately $400 billion flowing into AI over six months versus $4 billion in crypto ETF outflows. Meanwhile, Zcash crashed 40% after disclosing a critical four-year-old vulnerability that could have enabled unlimited counterfeiting, raising fundamental questions about trust in privacy coins. In more positive developments, Coinbase closed the first-ever Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using Bitcoin as collateral, and major banks including JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi announced plans for a shared blockchain deposit network to compete with stablecoins.

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